Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-16

n "IrufaN article, if the press of
matter for this issue had not been so
great as to prevent it.
Barton Landing.
We are sorry To hear that Mrs. f.
McGaffey is failing.
Mrs. Eveline Huse and family are
visiting at her mothers. Mrs. J.. Al
den.
The W. {. I. [. will meet in the
classroom of the NJ. E. church next
Wednesday p. m.
a. Il. COwles is 80 busy selling in
struments that he has not taken time
to move to Barton Village vet. He
expects to move there May Odd.
The lecture given by Mrs. Liver
more was well attended, many from
out of town being present. Every
body was delighted with it. The
net proceeds to the W. c. 7. [. was
SIS.
The Social Union of the NJ. T..
church will meet in their vestry next
Thursday p. m for the annual reor-
ganization. A full attendance is
very much desired. Gentlemen in
vited TO tea.
Read f. +. Stafford's new adj. this
week. Beside all he SAYS there, he
wishes TO add Will sell one Noyes
horse rake for s22 one Oneonta clip
per iron beam pillow very cheap, also
one cultivator. Drop in and see him.
Gen. Grout has kindly remembered
the G.. A. II. Post of this place by
furnishing a gavel for its use, made
from a tree cut in front of the place
of the famous charge of Pickett's
brigade the head of the gavel is
turned out 30 as to expose to view
a minnie ball which the tree took in
stead of some soldier. 1t will be
presented to the Post at its regular
meeting.
ALBANY
Luther Woods moves to Bakers
ield.-LeOnard Robbins has moved
from the Blasdell place, and Loren
70 Chatburn has moved on to it
Henry Mills has moved back from
Lowell to his place in the village
VIII Farr at +. Albany is building a
blacksmith shop near B. n. Moore's.
south ALBANY.
Rev. Frank Wright has been en-
ployed for another year.
A council of doctors was called
on Friday to see Mrs. r. 5. Mason.
Her trouble is Il very serious one.
BrO~vnin&LOn-
Nelson Morehouse is better.
Prayer meeting at A. f. Denison's
next Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Miles teaches school
in the VIM. Bruce district.
Mrs. Austin Lund and her son,
Lucius Lund, have gone to Lowell,
Mass.
Mr.. ellis and wife are going to
leave town as soon as he can find
work.
j. Wilcox has sold his farm tO a
Mr.. Powers from Canada for $1,000,
and has rented the farm from which
Cutler Seavey recently moved.
Joe Colt has taken the S. r. Jen-
kins farm, and Mr.. ellis and family
will move away. Mr.. Jenkins and
daughter are keeping house, Carrie
Marsh working for them.
EvansvIIIe.
Alba Randall has gone to Boston
to visit relatives.
Fred Going has rented and moved
on to the Charles Gray farm.
Edmund Gallup has moved into
his new house on the Willoughby
road.
Mr.. +. Foster, who went to Kan
sas a few weeks ago, intends start
ing for home this week, if his daugh-
ter is able to come with him.
Mrs. J. H. Evans, who has been
sick all winter does not improve
James Eddy is some better.-Mrs.
Arthur Miles is able to ride out.
c.. B. Leland, our Barton neigh
Dor, is really sleeking up this spring
new clapboarding his buildings,
building verandas, putting in new
windows and shining up with paint.
Go ahead, Carl.
West CharIe~Eon.
The creamery will soon be in ope-
ration.
Rufus Barnard has closed his black
smith shop for the present on account
of poor health.
There is quite a large force of men
running logs down Clyde river to the
West Derby pulp mill.
Everett Driver has lately sold his
noble English stallion for S4OO. He
thinks that he o holds the reins
over a stallion that is a little nicer
than the one he sold, j. C.. divers
English Norman and Morgan colt.
Coventry
Mrs. f. b. Kinney died last Sat
urday.
F. @. Metcalf has hired ). +.
French's house and moved in.
Quarterly meeting at NJ. f. church
next Sabbath. Rev. S. Donaldson.
u Z will he DreSpnt.